In the Nordic tradition, public cultural policy has been endowed with an enlightening and welfarepolitical aim. Nordic cultural policies are based on an overall socio-political objective of furthering the empowerment of the individual, universal enlightenment ("Bildung") and the continued democratisation of society (Nielsen 2003). Locally, an important actor is a municipal cultural sector that is one specialized sector in a municipality's administration. Cultural and art institutions (such as libraries, museums, theatres) are working under the cultural sector administration, although they might sometimes have their own separate administration. According to Gray (2002, pp. 82-83) the arts as a coherent policy sector within local government i...
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Cultural policy documents are often considered to be simply intended for governmental officials’ use...
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In Finnish cultural policy, power and responsibilities have been distributed to various regional gov...
During the COVID-19 worldwide health pandemic, with gigs cancelled, seasons postponed, travel ceased...
Public funding is a key part of Nordic cultural policy. This article approaches the Finnish cultural...
In both Finland and Sweden, decentralisation has traditionally been an essential cultural policy aim...
This thesis aims at producing knowledge about a cultural policy (re)construction process in the City...
In this article, we discuss the role of organisational reforms in Nordic cultural policy, based on a...
The role of arts in both formal and non-formal education has been scientifically demonstrated to cre...
The arts and cultural sector in Ghana are of significant public importance and have witnessed tremen...
Since the 1990s, there has been a seemingly contradictory movement in the field of culture. On the o...
This Master’s thesis explores and describes the beliefs, values and norms in a selection of five Swe...
This paper offers an analysis of a case of cooperation, and in particular cooperation problems, betw...
This article re-imagines the space of the cultural industries and their governance. It is divided in...
In 2009 the conservative Swedish government launched a new cultural policy proposition emphasising b...
Cultural policy documents are often considered to be simply intended for governmental officials’ use...
In this research anthology on public subsidy systems for culture in the Nordic region, researchers f...
In Finnish cultural policy, power and responsibilities have been distributed to various regional gov...
During the COVID-19 worldwide health pandemic, with gigs cancelled, seasons postponed, travel ceased...
Public funding is a key part of Nordic cultural policy. This article approaches the Finnish cultural...
In both Finland and Sweden, decentralisation has traditionally been an essential cultural policy aim...
This thesis aims at producing knowledge about a cultural policy (re)construction process in the City...
In this article, we discuss the role of organisational reforms in Nordic cultural policy, based on a...
The role of arts in both formal and non-formal education has been scientifically demonstrated to cre...
The arts and cultural sector in Ghana are of significant public importance and have witnessed tremen...
Since the 1990s, there has been a seemingly contradictory movement in the field of culture. On the o...
This Master’s thesis explores and describes the beliefs, values and norms in a selection of five Swe...
This paper offers an analysis of a case of cooperation, and in particular cooperation problems, betw...
This article re-imagines the space of the cultural industries and their governance. It is divided in...